Erik Schoster

I can't seem to get ipoke~ to behave if I'm using only part of the

buffer it is assigned to. Am I doing something extremely stupid?

The patch is below. On the left, I use all of the buffer, on the

I can't seem to get ipoke~ to behave if I'm using only part of the
buffer it is assigned to.  Am I doing something extremely stupid?
Reproduceable for anyone?

The patch is below.  On the left, I use all of the buffer, on the
right just the first part:

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ipoke-bug

The way you use control-domain objects (metro) to trigger audio- 

domain objects (count~) is a bit strange.

In the left-hand side of your patch, the looping is working because 

your are lucky enough that index~ wraps around when the index input 

generated by the count~ object is greater than the buffer size.

I would strongly recomment you to check the ipoke~.help sub-patch 

called a_typical_musical_usage, in which the reading indexing is 

circular, with the help of the phasor~ object. In your case, if you 

want to limit to a certain portion of a buffer, you have to offset 

I hope this helps. If it doesn't, please send what you intend to do 

(on the list) and I will send you a little demo patch.

The way you use control-domain objects (metro) to trigger audio- 
domain objects (count~) is a bit strange.

In the left-hand side of your patch, the looping is working because  
your are lucky enough that index~ wraps around when the index input  
generated by the count~ object is greater than the buffer size.

I would strongly recomment you to check the ipoke~.help sub-patch  
called a_typical_musical_usage, in which the reading indexing is  
circular, with the help of the phasor~ object.  In your case, if you  
want to limit to a certain portion of a buffer, you have to offset  
the index input value of ipoke~

I hope this helps.  If it doesn't, please send what you intend to do  
(on the list) and I will send you a little demo patch.

Appreciate your help - I'm on my way simply using poke~ which doesn't

seem to have the same trouble. I know I should probably keep

everything strictly in the audio domain, but the patch I'm building

will eventually swap out the metro for midi events, so it works fine

On 10/6/06, Pierre Alexandre Tremblay wrote:

> The way you use control-domain objects (metro) to trigger audio-

> domain objects (count~) is a bit strange.

> In the left-hand side of your patch, the looping is working because

> your are lucky enough that index~ wraps around when the index input

> generated by the count~ object is greater than the buffer size.

> I would strongly recomment you to check the ipoke~.help sub-patch

> called a_typical_musical_usage, in which the reading indexing is

> circular, with the help of the phasor~ object. In your case, if you

> want to limit to a certain portion of a buffer, you have to offset

> I hope this helps. If it doesn't, please send what you intend to do

> (on the list) and I will send you a little demo patch.

Appreciate your help - I'm on my way simply using poke~ which doesn't
seem to have the same trouble. I know I should probably keep
everything strictly in the audio domain, but the patch I'm building
will eventually swap out the metro for midi events, so it works fine
for my purposes.

On 10/6/06, Pierre Alexandre Tremblay  wrote:
> Dear Erik and al.
>
> The way you use control-domain objects (metro) to trigger audio-
> domain objects (count~) is a bit strange.
>
> In the left-hand side of your patch, the looping is working because
> your are lucky enough that index~ wraps around when the index input
> generated by the count~ object is greater than the buffer size.
>
> I would strongly recomment you to check the ipoke~.help sub-patch
> called a_typical_musical_usage, in which the reading indexing is
> circular, with the help of the phasor~ object.  In your case, if you
> want to limit to a certain portion of a buffer, you have to offset
> the index input value of ipoke~
>
> I hope this helps.  If it doesn't, please send what you intend to do
> (on the list) and I will send you a little demo patch.
>
> Cheers
>
> pa
>

ipoke bug?